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a rc, a aes MR. GRAY atated that his business dealings with JENSEN vere quite favorable to the latter, who appeared to be a clean-cut young man who stated that he was associated in sone way with the Ryan School of Aeronautics at 7 Lindbergh Field, San Diego, end claimed to be an aviator; that his mother, <4 " MRS, NELLIE JENSEN, resided at £648 East 28th Street, Kansas City; ani thet Jensen*s home address is 2634 Victory Street, Kaneas City. Jensen did not | mention his feather and intimated that he was receiving « amali tpoom, F Pre, sumably from his- mother, T. CLAUDE RYAN, proprietor of the Ryan Astonantical School, stated that Jensen had been a student at hie school for ebout three months, and had mot quite finished his course when he left San Diego about June 15, 103, for Kansas City, stating that be would return in September and resume hie flying instructions. Mr. Ryan atated thet he was very favorably impressed with Jen- sep and had understood from him that his mother and father are spparated, § although both live in Kansas City; thet the mother had inherited an estate or funds and that she was paying Jensen's training course. Mr. Ryan mew nothing about Jensen or his fenily except what he learned through conversa- - tions with the latter, Inquiry in the neighborhood of Kingstan Court, Missian Beach, ' @licitea the information that Jensen and wife are not very well known at this resort; that the tenants in these beach cottages change quite frequently , during the summer months end that the immediate neighbora consist ef two other cottages in the same group near the beach. The present tenants in 718 * Ringeton Court, MR. and MRS. C. L. CAIN, bave known the Jonsens only a ehort time and eteted they were a very nice couple ani added that the Jensens had gone to Kansas City ep a visit and were expected to return in September, PENDING